World History - Impact of Islam Gallery Walk Questions

What role did the Swahili Coast play in East Africa?

• It was a minor fishing village

• It became a major center of trade

• It was isolated from trade activities

• It focused only on agriculture

How did the spread of Islam influence relationships among various ethnic and cultural communities?

• It increased social divisions to make sure people stay in line

• It fostered a feeling of unity and common identity

• It led to frequent conflicts and religious wars

• It promoted cultural isolation

Which empires were established by Muslim rulers in Sub-Saharan Africa?

• Ghana, Mali, Songhai

• Egypt, Nubia, Axum

• Zimbabwe, Kongo, Luba

• Ethiopia, Carthage, Kush

Which feature was common to the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires?

• Limited government structure

• Absence of major trade routes restricting development of major cities

• Advanced systems of governance and notable cultural contributions

• Complete separation from neighboring societies

Who was the famous emperor of the Mali Empire known for his pilgrimage to Mecca?

• Sundiata Keita

• Mansa Musa

• Askia the Great

• Sunni Ali

What was one way Muslim rulers expanded their territories?

• Through isolation

• By controlling trade routes

• By avoiding cultural integration

• By reducing administration

How did the spread of Islam influence urban centers in Sub-Saharan Africa?

• It led to the decline of urban centers

• It caused urban centers to become isolated

• It led to the growth of urban centers

• It had no impact on urban centers

Which city in Mali became a major center of Islamic scholarship due to the spread of Islam?

• Cairo

• Timbuktu

• Lagos

• Nairobi

What was the impact of Islamic teachings on education in Sub-Saharan Africa?

• Education was discouraged

• Education was emphasized for both men and women

• Only men were allowed to be educated

• Education was limited to religious studies

What was a key factor in the growth of urban centers in Sub-Saharan Africa?

• Isolation from other regions

• Interaction of people from different backgrounds

• Decline in trade activities

• Lack of cultural exchange